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Premium Content POPPING. Clinking. Fizzing. For the past two weeks, snippets of odd sounds coming from Tom Thum's home may have baffled the neighbours. The Ipswich-based beatboxer whose ability to create a seemingly infinite range of sounds with just his throat has dived into a project, applying his talent for noises to a bizarre medium. "I've been trying to turn a can of Pepsi Max into as many instruments as I possibly could," Tom said. "Really kind of dial in a combination of voice and metal and ring pulls popping, things fizzing and sounds ah-ing and all the gassiest releases and ice ...

Premium Content Subscriber only AN IPSWICH filmmaker is calling on first-hand experience in the making of her debut feature film. For 14 years, Sarah Dinsey from Deebing Heights has navigated a chronic illness and is now in the process of translating her experience to the silver screen. Though Sarah’s story was not autobiographical, she based it on her experience of living with rheumatoid arthritis. She wrote the script and is now directing Falling in Slow Motion, a romantic comedy with serious undertones about a woman with a chronic illness. Sarah Dinsey, from Deebing Heights, is wr...

Premium Content Subscriber only RENOWNED Ipswich artist LeAnne Vincent has added yet another impressive feat to an already remarkable career. Ms Vincent, who recently won a $10,000 prize at the Queensland Regional Art Awards, is treating local audiences to her work during its showcasing at popular exhibition ‘Decadence’. Currently on show at Ipswich Art Gallery, the touring exhibit features the very piece which won Ms Vincent the statewide gong. The work of six other rising Ipswich talents is featured. Donna David, Grant Quinn, Kylie Stevens, Renee Yates, Deb Mostert and Jane du Ra...